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Old 09-09-2009, 05:31 PM
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well my clutch finally did its last pull last night... So im look something that will hold up good with only some bolt-ons(LT full exhuast, lid, and 100shot... So if anyone has one let me know thank!!!!!
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sbc or ls1?
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Ls1 sir......
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LS7 clutch?
Don't know how well it handles spray though.
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^ I have read from many people that the ls7 clutch does not like hard launches. But it is very dd friendly.
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rps is a very good and affordable setup,compared to other aftermarket clutches
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Do they make Zoom clutches for LS1's? I have a Zoom kevlar clutch in my '97 SS and so far I like it.
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After talking with Mike@CMS my next clutch will be an RPS twin organic setup. It runs around $900 I think though, not sure how much you are looking to spend.

I have a centerforce pressure plate and flywheel, you can buy a light-metal disc for it and have a good gripping clutch. It held up great to my h/c/i making 443rwhp and 397 rwtq, the disc just wore out and I wanted a Tex for peace of mind. Make an offer, ill let it go cheap, its just sitting.
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I heard many good things about Monster clutches. Call me I may be able to get you one.
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I have a Textralia oz700 w/ flywheel for sale. Rebuilt by Textralia, it's basically new. $675.
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THe RPS twin organic runs for $1000. Roughly about $30 more than a Tex. We have had zero engagement problems or need for aftermarket master cyl. like many other clutches.

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After talking with Mike@CMS my next clutch will be an RPS twin organic setup. It runs around $900 I think though, not sure how much you are looking to spend.

I have a centerforce pressure plate and flywheel, you can buy a light-metal disc for it and have a good gripping clutch. It held up great to my h/c/i making 443rwhp and 397 rwtq, the disc just wore out and I wanted a Tex for peace of mind. Make an offer, ill let it go cheap, its just sitting.
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Originally Posted by Ryne @ CMS
THe RPS twin organic runs for $1000. Roughly about $30 more than a Tex. We have had zero engagement problems or need for aftermarket master cyl. like many other clutches.
From what i have seen and remember RPS has a Great product and customer service! Besides a really good clutch for all out race or street use. I plan on going tripple for my new set up.
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How does the rps twin organic compare to the twin carbon carbon?



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